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Hate crime victim's mother blasts Trump AG pick
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Tables are turning on Obamacare
One of California's famous 'drive-through' trees toppled by winter storm
Julian Assange: US hacking report is 'embarrassing'
How Trump could use his executive power on Obamacare
Fiat Chrysler to put $1 billion into U.S. jobs
Trump drops longtime inauguration announcer
Russia hits back at hacking allegations
Survivor: Man who shielded me was my 'guardian angel'
Trump stuns inauguration announcer with snub
London Tube strike sparks travel chaos
A look at a decade of iPhones
Trump calls Streep 'overrated'
The iPhone turns 10: Insiders look back
Opinion: How liberals should spend their Trump-gotten gains
Opponents of President-elect Donald Trump with significant stock market investments have a problem. We've made a lot of money since Election Day (the Dow is up almost 9%), yet it feels morally wrong to have profited from the victory of a man we consider unfit for office and whose policies we viscerally oppose. It's like possessing stolen property or being the unwilling beneficiary of a nefarious scheme.
VW exec arrested over emissions scandal
Nokia tries to make smartphone comeback
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